All Saints Episcopal Church

06/15/2026

There is a light. 💙

06/15/2026

06/12/2026

06/11/2026

Good Morning,
I have been thinking about traveling and about moving households. Most moves for modern day folks involve a lot of planning and sometimes, downsizing. Travel these days is not always easy. How long will it take to get to the airport? Will our flight be delayed or cancelled? For a road trip by car, there are always plans about stops for gas, rest stops, where will we eat, and do we need reservations for a decent place to spend the night? On car vacations with your family, did your Dad ever say, “Do I have to stop this car?” when your siblings were bored and wouldn’t stop bickering and continually asking “are we there yet?” I don’t know how many Old Testament fathers, like Abram, were told by God to go from their country, leave their kindred and their father’s house and go to a land that God would show them. Whenever we read about these travels, some by choice and some because God told them to go and showed the way; we have to realize how obedient these people were to follow God’s instructions even though he promised blessings at the end. We know that those who spent 40 years crossing the dessert did complain (who wouldn’t?). Abram’s journey was so long it was done in stages. Then in the New Testament, when Mary was visited by the Angel Gabriel who told her she would bear a son and also told her that her cousin, Ellizabeth, was pregnant, Mary hurriedly went to be with Elizabeth. This was not an easy trip to a nearby neighborhood, but Mary knew that she must go to be with her cousin and traveled by herself into the Hill Country where Elizabeth and Zechariah lived. I have often wondered how many sandals people wore out walking those sandy paths and roadways. More importantly, I appreciate and admire how obedient all of the people were who responded to God and followed His plan for them. Even though God may speak to me in different ways than he did to our forefathers and mothers, do I always respond to what I am being told or what I think I am hearing, in a way that I am being obedient to God’s plan for me?
In Christ’s Love,
Rosanne

06/05/2026

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06/04/2026

“Beloved Community”
Exquisite painting by Linda Snyder for All Saints. The details are endless and delightful!
Thank you, Linda ❤️

06/04/2026

Good Morning,
I want to share more thoughts about being a member of a church community or part of a church family. After attending the Documentary about bridging homelessness and paths to stability, I was pleased to represent All Saint’s along with many other All Saint’s members, several of who volunteered to help make this big event happen. Mary Koltze, a member of our church family, was instrumental in bringing this Documentary film to Loveland which brought almost 350 people from faith, helping, and civic communities together, all of whom wanted to learn how to be part of the solution and not be a part of the problem. I already knew All Saint’s was a caring community, reaching out beyond our own four walls, but this added to my knowledge that I am part of a very caring church family. For too long many Christians have given lip service to the countless times Jesus told us to care for the poor, the sick and the hungry. Christianity in action is a beautiful thing. If only a portion of those who attended this event and learned about new and different ways to help the homeless, put this knowledge into action we will be on the road that Jesus has been admonishing us to travel with Him.
In Christ’s Love,
Rosanne

06/02/2026

06/01/2026

Celebrate Pride Month with all of God’s beloved creation 🌈

05/31/2026

All the seasons of the church.